New Giza University (NGU) announced that a group of students from the Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration have traveled to King's College London in an exchange and study program, as part of the academic cooperation between the two universities.
An official statement by NGU affirmed that this program allows outstanding students to spend a semester - and up to a year - at the English institution with the aim of creating unique and special educational experiences for students at NGU. This exchange program would also help them to to explore their preferred field of study in the international scale, which enable them, on another hand, to gain practical experience.
On another hand, such programs would also help students broaden their educational perspectives by providing them with different learning methods that will enhance their analytical and critical thinking skills.
The students who were selected will be also as ambassadors for their university and country by dealing with perse cultures and upon their return, they will be assigned with leading roles and support other colleagues who will take over the program every January.
NGU is cooperating academically with two of the world's top universities, the seventh-ranked University College London (UCL) and the 30th-ranked King's College London, to deliver unprecedented advanced education in the Middle East and North Africa, in the fields of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, business administration, economics and politics.
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